Sentence examples for tentative promise from inspiring English sources

Still, the tentative promise of the opener faded quickly alongside the flinty precision of the headliner.

And each glimmers with at least a tentative promise of redemption.

The deal is imperfect but good enough, and it offers a tentative promise of a less dangerous Middle East.

I can't quite remember the words she said, but I had a feeling that she would hold me to that most tentative promise.

The western powers and the Arab arms suppliers should urge their friends in the opposition to declare they will reciprocate if Assad makes good on his tentative promise.

So in its final iteration the chorus is no longer a tauntingly ironic reminder of better times but the tentative promise of reconciliation.

He also made some tentative promises to the Polish community.

The govt. came up with tentative promises of e electoral reform.

Late Friday, on the last of those calls, they finally reached the tentative deal: $13 billion and no promise of dropping the criminal investigation.

But the tentative deal includes only a promise that the companies will work with the union to examine the issue during the three-year contract.

Speaking in Davos on Wednesday, Sorrell said there were a number of black and grey swans – "hidden or half-hidden risks" – that could derail an already tentative recovery, and that the promise of a 2017 referendum on the UK's membership of the EU would make businesses less likely to invest.